davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

0oK1EozIen on aEAzrgTzcs WHICH Snow
4 HEALTHY aArE N oua KIN
ERkx PnoDUcT.

0oK1Eo1Ien or arA1rsTzcs WHICH Snow
4 HEkLxH4 aAfE n ouR KIM
KRkE FnoDUcT.
WAsHzzoTox, July =. The total valna
0f tlss mineral pFcducts increased in
round numbers from et28 100000 q
1885 70 el65. .000, 900 IN 1856. An fm.
portant fsst0F 10 this gain Of e37, ,o00, 600
waa the increased production Of piQ
iron from 4.o1t. .525 long tons 81 1885 90
6,683. .325 Iona tons 10 1856 and an appre-
citation Of I5 cents In the average value
PER ton, making total gain az ESQ.,
fe3. .36 Q ID this Industry atone. The 3aiai
value Of goid produced 81 1886 vas
So, 100000, 40 increase Of &a,l0o 0oQ
over 1855. The production of silver war
decreased from 81, ,6o0, ,Ooo IN 1855 70
e5l. .o00.0Q0 IN 1856. The produution Of
copper IN 1885 amounts 30 160.676 .08i
pounds. decrease Of Il, ,28t .616 poundz
from 1856. Tie total pEodnutlon Of
lead vas Increased 10 116, Cd Ia 1855,
while 10 1885 The prooustIon wae i29 s4l1
tons. Tue production Of vhiio lead In
1856 d estimaied AZ 60.O0a short tons.
The total vaiun Of oxides Of lead waa
about 81 ,535 600. Ia 1856 lbe prodne.
liou Of quicksilver In California wns
q. .9e1 tasks. This b q decrease ol
2092 dssks. bat the total valne shows
an increase Of f80,siI, due to an IN
crease II pEioea. The total pT0ducllon
Of coke IN 1856 waa 6, So ,060 short tons
This Il the lasgtat pfodueilon esel
Foaehed IN the Uniied States. The To-
sal pfodnoiion Of peiFoisnm was =. no.
l1b barrels Of ~ aAilonn eaeh, Of which
the Pennsyivania and AoQ Ysrk neidI
pEodneed 2, ,1e8 600 barrels, an inofeasl
Of 8. .62s. .07f barrels ovtr 1855.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

How & KuMnxR on axnMAN PAnmnns
LYNCH MORO MUHpERzn.
NEBnksxk crz1 (Nss.l, JAY 2f.-RoE
two days runners have been rife fhae an
organized mob would make an attenpt
10 iyneh Lee BhelisnherReE, she m1g-
deraE Of his littls dsnahtsF. On Friday
niRhi an atfempt was % hass been made
- lynch hiu, bui The Sheriff having
bsen notified, The mob vas dlsperssd b
the militia. Il vas SUPPOSED % BE- ahe
end Of the matter and therefore the
cstiEena usge rnthef SURPRISED uhsn lt
was lsaFned this nsernina thai ihs viri-
iantns had necuKe6 An entrances into the
fail last night and had haEesd shellan-
berger. An eyewitness saya The mob
aupFumahsd shs cunKt h0use about 30
8. n. noiselsagly. msaked and msii
aFEnse. Ths guards beina taken com
nIe1e1g b. EnrpFI1o, wuIa easily over
powased. An e1orl 10 break n the
hsxsy iron doora ef TIE cerFidor was
fruffiasa and the Bte1ITs ofdcs was
entered and 80 opening cas- mads i1
the nosF, thfpaah which q pnFt of the
nob eusErsd, hud tAa prisoner w4s
dragged cut into the 1oUrt gard ao4 9
gore fastened round hia neck. He de-
siared bis innDecnos Of tbs eFims az
whlek e vas ehareed ana eouyietsd.
and be Ksqaesled th4t hlg bodY be
huFtes On tbe old k6snesasad ansli bs
wsa pFovsn innocoul, uhen ks nhoal4 ba
removed % TIE side of his dad fafhsF
ara hzfisd Ike oshet peoplE. He ns49f
broke down snd remained nergy y the
Iant. He waa eIrneR o., dyina uilt ;
euRna an k5s Brs. e. hn asia. ~FH
hnurs Vou Ii 4 onn.H Ths mob waa
cnrpossa eAfefy of German fsrmers
fron - vlssnily q tie nurd1s6xss
honee. Thsy dszp1rasd and iafl while
aimesng l0adly aeEmsn egBG.
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ceAElse srATsen.

unaWa TRx EnFoAxkNrz OF Hawau 10
III u1EEED z1TEa
EAN RMANc1sco. Jzly z.-Ths CARS
lna6sT thiz moFnfnR draws atfenfina fe
- nsaegglay ef tks Hsuztian fslsndI
81 3 ooall1N n111ien. Il Ryss
@unlnna 1ha Nnlled 8eRies hasd poe.
e1asisn e ne Hawafian lsIands. Il
uaa8 nnf hs allowed nndsE Ne fa9 e.
wax 10 rsplsnish - aeunas of ooal AZ lhs
elAff0n. Ggsa1 Britain las r1ogiana
kezs1if va fortified eel ail1ions II
all r1El4 uf sbo void 1ha HaUaiian
Trlsnas wsaiA - 4 esnvnnsrnse 1. -.
bul Ghe 60 Do utshout fkarn. Ike
usi1sd 6tatea AsH mnde - naah rso,
vis1e1. u is quite poa1lbls . bald fn11
nag venntas hu& w&8a are Ws aolBa an a
nftar lh1g Gr7 tnilk s t1snfg knns
cI1tk1R eszsNnes oe4I EapldfF. sn1
nnlseH tAees y mHGHxine * supSly =
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cH1zAxowR m THE czrT on THE AN0EEe
y vzsIxzp ~ An BxTEnEzgn nLtzE.
Los AEonrHs, Jaly 2f.-The Are
which broke 0ul In the Chinese quarter
shortly after 2 O'clock this morning
started in gambling den. A number
Of theories are advanced a. 10 the oaaae
Of The tire. One is thas I hiRhbindeE,
angered q heavy Losses be had en-
counsefed IN tan game. sst IRE 20 that
building. Again, lamp Il eald 10 have
exploded, and The third theory Il that
q wAs inoendiaFy. When tho ere was
hrs1 discovered, one Of The Oelentiala
rushed into she street and gave the
alarm By dissharnina Eve barrels Of his
rsseivef. a policeman who heard the
ahotg turned Ia the alarm. By this time
tae flames bad broken through The rood
and began spreading 70 the riens and
left. when the 6re engine appeared %
the street Il ihfOnaed with excited. glib
bering and aesiicalaling Chinese. fhe
work Of t1KuiDQ On The wafsE vas seem.
inRly SLOW. Tho scene was one Of IN.
tense and varied interest. The half
oFszed Mongolians dashed into shl
building 70 seesves their property. The
flames hnd but little terror f0f them, and
many Ia their efforts 10 sass lhoil
wsFidiy goods had their hands severely
burned and thsir clothes aud hair badlJ
sinRed.
n several instances shs ehiaf man Il
the huiIdinR would sand guard and har
toe passage 70 his eounlFymen. In ons
eass en- excited heaehen Hred of 70.
voIVeT 70 scare TIE fntruders oI. Thf
Gre continued spreading Until 4 had in,
yolVed % stores that had, before the
Are, hozssd 10000 ChinaUen, OH TIE
Opposite side of the streot the inmettl
had clamherud 10 the roof and with 1
garden hose kept the shingles vet
thereby saving the heusea. The excite-
mens Uas increased ~ the cry that Ia
one ef the houses ina Of explosives waI
stored and whsn few mfnates after en-
explasion took plaee, the crgad tai bacl
II great haale. Ths flames weEs checked
abenk $50.
Ah JOY, hiahbiadsr, arrested IN fl,s
not of us1ting ffo % building cn the
oppoaias side ei she street. from The burn.
inH bniIdinns, was jailed ca q charge 81
nrlon. when searched & haiohet ulrh
raznr odRe wns found On him and al
nddisionai charge Of carrying conosaled
weapona waa entered eaaiugt him
Ohung wing, who 6Esd Z revolver a
TIE aiF, a before stated. was charged
with aEsanit With Q deadly weapon. HI
asserts that be asw Q man set Ore 70 BIZ
hailding and shse 81 hin 10 gFiehtsr
him oA.
Ths les oannot Be estimated. An Ia
tellizsnt Cainamaa patz fhe les q
418.00G and 3lzk006. OulaffsRs make
| 4 somewhat LEES. Ths less d alnoal
| toeal, as TIE enly inguFanos kneun b
haee boan plncsd uag thai az A. J
| R0ddiak for &100a Charles Haaatn
cf San fganeisco, visited lsaa &nreIe'
lass uesk, an1 % Tusseny lasl, In -
interasl q Ne tnsuFAnos oouapsnie1
eanealtod al of TIA policies, aseminr
ths E1zk1 tee GEsat. Afask a lnsssllRs-
| tion, fhGEe we're EuDoEs thaI ssseral
Opium hends kad pesished, hui - Is.
part couid nos BE- verified, a. aftnr I
lhazo1gh ssazch of fks smouidsrin1
Fufna tedzy, DgtAl1g ooTFubolafiYe of
ahia report oouid b found
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PACIFiC RATLRoAns.



HIRsT MEETING or THR FNvnsrrakrrNa
ooMsffxEn n san FRkncIaco.
sAN FRknoIsco, Juiy 95.--The nrsl
meeting Of No Feaia1 8nilFoe& Oasns
mission IL shls city vas held this morn.
ine. +. 4. Miller, Secretary and Comp.
lroileF Of tha Central Pacific. vas
examined Ia regard 30 thAt company a
consolidation with She Union Paclho.
the construction of the roaG and TIE
distances and time cf hulldlnR from
poinf 90 paint. The witness utafed lhat
The company had no books showing
matters relative % the consultations
and No book containing contrasts fDr
building the aeound. The contracts
with CyFuz Colin, o. ID. Bates and b. d.
5milh we're ocnsidgFed. Mr.. Minor
vas instructed By the Commission 10
ascertain tbe exact Whe1oaboule Of
Charles Orooker 10 EnEops, % that be
could be egnt for. lie vas one Of the
pgtnoipal Central Pneiiio conlrnoiora.
10 the questions pfopeuudsd bY the
Commissioners Secretary Miller said
that the contEacia under whioh Charles
croeker had consiFuctsd portions Of the
Central Pacino uere missing and oquld
n0t bo found. He also said that NE
Executive COMMITTEES Of The road kepl
% record Of ils procaedinea. 20 BIZ
k1oWledes.
This afternoon vas devoted b look.
inc oyer the minute books of the Com.
pany and the documents pertaining q
The losses and subsidies. The following
lotala we're extracted from tables IN 70
gard % The subsidies paia b. tha Trans
continental llres 10 The Pacific Mai
lfom September 1871, 10 March, 1885
The Company, 20 prevent the eutlino 81
rates By the Uuioa Paeiho. 81 80 200
Central Pacllo. 12,036.00o; 6onlheFI
Pacific. SOS 900, Ateniscn, Topeka and
Santa ~. e966 600; Texas and Paoide
f1s4.0oo; Burllnatsn and Mlssour
River, 442 .oQot Denver and Rio Gfnnde
eis.o0o; MisBourI Pnoidc and tAe Ore
gon Railway and Nasleailon and 0ss.
Ron short Line, eiol ,000i 0aIFoaion
Houston and Shreveport. tli9. .o00i A.
lansie and Paoihe. tl13.0o0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Hoa Tax aau0ns On TIE aRrp ROnAkp
ofnnxxM WEBB aMnxD1HD
AND THfMp.

AAhf ARAH4Nf
Psna ToWNEznp, dniy zs.-Ths ahir
Edward O'Brion arrived here Sons dnyi
ainea fFom san Pedro and hee oaptaln
bed he crew arrested fos Eefulina duty,
ne trial saue od today before United
States Oommiaaieasr EHan. u appenF-
inc 70 tha eouEt that The complains waa
esaundlssn, lha sailors usFe discharged
ana The eaDtatn uaa oBdafea 10 TAXA
tham back 10 San Pedro, fram whenca
they sane.
Tbe crew stated thas tie oap,aln 70
fussd them snF besf fog several daFa.
and hsuee they refused nnT dulg sxceps.
ina lkas necessary 10 bEing her into
pof3. A. ne sailors ehtpped fran san
Psdrs 70 reluEn a st5 psl monfh, Bhlls
wages heFs nBs but $40 foe Rneh voy-
nne. Il 4 probabis that sons sf The
trnahla ealne from thi1.
Jasnes Hnmilion Lewis. Who Il attoF-
nev foF fhs Ooaet Sa4menis union On
Paest SQUAD, handled he cane for fbo
saiIsss and Q. n. BFadshau for he
ship. Ths ernat paiut raised was ahat
tks a7tlolea uers Ibd61nisa, walsh point
VS. sastainsd. Tne ualiorB have re-
isined tha sssaals
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THz sAH EREncEBco cznoa1oEn xnnrsl
WHAT n HOPES ron N TlzR
WAY on Rslxnoapa.

IHz aAH KEkNcIBco can0EIoEH TN1Is
WMAx n HOPES ron N TIE
VAT on BkILnOADs.
Saz FnAnuEsco, july 25.-Ths Chreai-
els today, n netioinR she fact ihaf the
Chicaae q Roek Eeland Railroad hsa r..
Gently had survey made throueh The
mountains 6f Nevada and California
with view Of extending its line 20 CAL
ifornsa, says; Tie great fattQre of the
soad Is ~ transoontizental character.
Kt wsuid noss into direet eampstliioE
with tho Southern Rasiis aystsnn. and
10 some extent With the Afohlnon, and
the state wo1ld get The benefit OF The
rivalry. The future will show the three
great railway eenters Ia tha Uniisd
States 70 be New York, Chicago. ana
San Francisco. Il needs 10 psspael %
nee that gaah a futnre % ineTianble.
New York, The great conmeroiaI city of
The Atlantic. San frnnciaco Of tie Pa
otiie, and Chieago, Of the % called West
eRn states. Will be bound togsthef BY
bands of Eteel 30 numerous that Il would
ooem liks the widest niRht Of fancy 70
number them. The Pacific slope. lust
starting on an era Of unexnmpien
growth and prosperity, win prove an ir-
rc1iatible attraction 90 ahe great railroad
coTp0zafious. and year altar year the
number Of their through lines viii In.
crease until before many pears this city
WiIl have es many railroads aermfnntinR
here Is New York n0w haa.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

E1Mz0Mz A0xNEE HOLD 4 MEETING Axr
p1upz ur0N KEW RATES.
San FRAnclsco. July aS.-Aia A NEED
ing of ths various freight agenta toaay
lhe following ratel were deeldsd nco1,
Leather. n carloads 10 New York and
eomm0l points. 81 per 100 pounas and
mustard aoed hy the carload vas fxed
al She same rate, With The dfffsfenas a
Rill1b1KN. Cincinnati, Chicago. 81. IsoaiI
and Missouri river poinag. Honay IN her.
metloally sealed parcels would Be con,
ssdezed ~ Tie sans rate as eannoa
goods.
w. II, Maads GeneEal Passenger Agent
Of The Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way, is 10 town. Mr.. Mead has been for
The past 1ra years IL Portland. He
speaks IN glowing terms about the fu-
trre Of thRt eouufry.
w. Bideil, Of the 1saks Shore Rail
read, has returned 10 the ciiy after an
exteuded trip ihFouQh OREGON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Enu Y0nx. Juig Bs-hlFs. Geas1
nn8fhaEtsn DeemA hRginx bosn nnsus.
esssfui IL her auit aRains1 ksf hnshanf
Dr. Erancia o. Deem4 aeu ol Hes. q. B.
peenna. IL walsh she aaked ths comft
faf nspnraikoH beeauee 81 his ezea nlgs
nas 81 merp1ine, her keshand has ID.
qtltufea "a ac1ian fof divorce because
II hnr shAn6anmeuf, In whIoh he
eharQod that 1t1 wss IL the hatIt of
nsina ne dEug. Ihig oees use - have
beea lrisd In tha e1nxl Of Cemmon
plnan tuday. Ihis trial vas mado no.
nsegnrarY. beoau1a tha c01pie haF1
amtashig a1siied sheiF diasE1naea ID 4
nsiA fkns AllA Daewlg has wKill1u q iais
~ berafnH ne fef4fgeneaB of 2sg haz.
hand n1d faltaF-ln- iaw fos ths tfoabIG
aEf afHara1e aho cnuoed lham - iht
aisaEnn nals, nnA ndmillina ahat ans
waaa Viesfu of 1te norrEf1s tatt1
e,aa lhza sts 81 grona ID aosnsIna ~
hnslan& e beIna moEtAina Eis1lm.
Ceafsel s1 ths MarlneFm Rnsina
asn EnamurEcs. 1nlg IA nsn Yoss
aEaZatah ahla efaaina. aayE stiA daflI
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~ loe4ll.y e iks ilald q onsrai,un. i
1secEae1 inazersiNa.
~ Ne esez1 e q uar viz Z nnDn'
RepeE t1e nts1 step e or nufaeoniEI
Ac4ld - - SIS Possession az fhe Ha.
ua1.An 14lands ard fnKfiHe than na 4
ee4.iaR ula.IsE Great DxIiain, go.
sally - H1oge possession there = 4
lAHHe 441q Ml4Aln AAnra aeeamainn dia-
tAuee e The ls1And4 wculd he nniek =
- teal ear ge1eels sAouif net proenre
seai e lkat slAlfsn.
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Familiar slxAt Il cAina-Nsw Fsslxki
Raiss-HlsA Water r. the KAss
Tssnl valus e oar Neal Pro-
aas.. : 0pizloa sn rsiass
DserImlnntIan.


sknAA8aR y TN MNW ALHn.
BAz FnkEazsuo July k.--The steam.
ship BAHAMA, NE iasl ok The line a
aseamefn a1 p1eeent chartered fer sha
nsw Canadian Pacific route, arrived ai
HouRknuE 0n The evening q lhe 2g1h AZ
June from London. She left for Van
couvsE On the 12th Of July. OorFespund
euoe relative 10 The proposed 0nnadian
mail eeFviee has been pubiIshsd iB
that COMMITTEES OF the Chamber Of
Commerce has paneed the following res.
oluelon By maforitys
s'On tke sappoziiion that The speed OF
the malls wocla be Rruaily accelerated,
and on political grounds, this Ohambof
no9 approves foffniohtly mall ssrvlee
via Canada: FsUpf8sd, That no inurrnee
ID made on this Oolony'H oonizibution %
the postal nnion."
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zERonx EnoN czpeA. naswraa xnn
aAzAr enowEH ~ RAzAakna

NUILAs
eAH Ehksclseo. July She cAiass,
1t.Aass iusl ressiVsd Gays that enc AZ
fhe moat fauiliaF aiRhll ca he Bnna.
g 4tanElien. no9, = tie ian6tnp of ri
wAg malerial of al kinas--.sails, nlza.
efe' w1eelA axies. boileEa and naany
os1es aEsiclea-fur lhs esnetructi1n of 4
pezmanena wAy and rollinQ sock. rs.
A1ee Hon and EAo1l werk from Earape
and America wg n0tloe thaA izfce Qnzu
Titles ok Woodea fnilWay eiseper1 are
eonslantiy being imported frsa Jnpan.
1hlz seems very strange thine. a
U1ina possesses plenty OF iimbeR Wksoh
e Of . better qualils than any that
comes from abroad. Il wonid -
cheapex. 100, bah We 6nd On inQuiry
thai he Celneea almbef Is b ioade1
4ith loeal exa4fi1nS b a1dilIon %
regular CnslOma duties, thai the Jap.
aness pFuduoz Il laid doun nneh
cheaper, ana TIE railroad eouapanie1
must par The fsreiensr fof naisxlal
kfawn aoundantiy n their own eozniEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

GazAT BARzTHoroN, fMkss) }, Jnly
&.-0ssat damage b. & storm vas done
In the valleys Of the Green and Black
rivera. Tha major portion Of the decd
passed down ne latter river, oannina
greet destruction on The New York side.
Hilisdale was She hFst victim OF the
overflow, and bridge after bridge we're
eagt from thelE foundations. Twenfg.
thsne haNe hsen destroyed, and tha
total lass Il estimated at e500oe.
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krvEns STATED 70 NJ DOING aRzA1 nAM
AoR n THB nAgT.
DovER, IN. HI. July a5.--Ail ihs rlv
ers ID ahiB part Of the eouptrY are aiaaed
30 b. hiRhef new than ever known Be.
"a h the summeE froshets. The Lam.
Prey river, AZ Newmarket, this forsno0r
carried away large part of Tie old dam
at the kswmaFkot ootton mills, also the
foundation Of the No. piokaK mills,
and the engine and derTiok employed
Ia constructing tbs new dam we're sHant
away. The Coaheco river is rising rap
idly, and the depth Of water rushirq
over the dam 4 AZ inches higher thaH
ayeF known u Hunamaf.
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GnKzzTEHxD, (MAss.l. July Is. - A
fFeehet has inst aRept away an iron
Failrsad bridge e Irving, which viii
cause stiil further delay % fFafic.
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ro1l 51zsis. IN. ~, Jnly M.A
1ss1ost oeoaxsea 49, Erie road, fmn
miles weas of Cocheasan lNsl nirha. 49,
EylnR away tha track frns - : trsi..
loaded With cheena waa naa1Ins. Tf.
enatne and aeyoral aara raass8 nafsir.
pat "a cars g cheea4 went doWn iha
bank and wurs totally ureekel. Frserl
va delayed about tan honfs.
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eEHaaA CzK1, 3ulg q. foraee 1aes nrs
sAGina u lh.z vicinity, and 4 nul s1asd
liE caenk4a = u feared NraAe Aamane
VII coenr 70 minlnR and olhef pfop-
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General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR q BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Hut1er Bua1cziaag, Ja1aaes street
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r0OGICass THE FOLLOWING nRsr-OLAss AMERICAN
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L0kpQN. duiy 81 = Robexa Vaadin.
Soloaist uem1er e Parllamsnl Tor
dead. he Liberals a. eerfl senf ~
uinninG the sea- n 20 yaoanE
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&tuW.nA more rofAain lhaA IN Nesthasn
s.AqtAe wiii come in10 lha uonsrai ne fhe
tnla1 E11lte. Ihe sIcck a. lha Ea1lh
en- faoi1e h1a heen han4hs fn4 tao
N0N11s Ea@l Go tAa in1area4 al kta uae.
Eon Il4n48an1inenfzl ard Ua.oa n.
elae ReerlA We t1n1 thInk lAfte =
Ne ellRots4t doubt huk lhaa Ihs ennfrnI
% ahe NuKfh4Kn Pnrile 80 hstn asnr.
iioAilE severed " the Unien Paoiae.N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

N.H fo1Es jniy z8s-Ite ereallafs n
Aacke1 e small. so4eo merchants. eho
suspendad lately, hAEs agreed ln aesAni
seventy eenta % tho dollar IL asllIs
ment and he aFm VII Be relnslaiei a.,
eoon henin hnalne.s scsln.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

OnIoAoo, 1niy ef ~. K. MsCnrioIs.
ne eensleied cook eounig flil.l honA.
ieE, has ennaped. an day enndaY eFrfg
available pDiIgazsan o1d d1loaI14a II
ChIcaao wsSe trying rniniy e nnd
him. Taie4EMmB have bean aae8
an ever he eouatTy in hora 81
hsadinR bim 81, bul uotHilh sasl,l~
akose e4arts towards hlt reaaplara iiffia
hoca IL entertained ttnt ha NH
eg6r again be - ihe oastodY 81 -
peopIe of Cook oonalq, al Nfne1 ~.
penss hs anlaW3nlly 1tfcs8 anA fntssnas
fer yeare. Saturday 9ksriH MesSa1
took Aoasfials g hil Sanie1noe. go
whiis thtla ~ rFisauef a4ked nsFse|e-
aion 10 tabs q h1lh. He waa usrInllfaS
{, erssr ne haihteou and nIeee -
q lox. 10 fsu mementa ne as4|N
9 lied foE - Fliaenas. ~ So hifa knf
aywn.
Nsw ToaE. Juig p -Boslon. 4, Nav
rlrzssuns. yaIs ~ pssssbu.n !:
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b..ss.q.s. ss.s n-n.,.i.sss, =
PaaApnzlnA. saIy m &ihf.u.
Ngs fo.1. tn,9 s. Msirsrslli.na.
3 / KsoalaslIls a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

NAV xoAx. Jnly 81 -~1ha dslVafa ana
nplpeln employed hg ihe Malnal Nenoli1
lee Company struck auooe1fnlIg fhla
moInlpQ iof advances of wages ID am
and &l1 per week respectively. Maeean.
Iofa TIE drivers and keipers we're Feoair.
lng ti2 and so. The nsa nnnIaVeil
% the several lee companlaa thronRhonl
ina city tntend 10 stfska Toe aiIallas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

-. kxtMnaAuea, Inls MA tinnaseh
Irem Nisonea. Nnve&orpd. saya Z sarne
nafAtaa apfln1 siesohonza oantaInira
eaa MidlcQ pooas, e Ba,arhns. a e.
nkss and The NamnA have fpRRAa 10 tke
ssusinsea eneiosina ulher SPRINGS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

GLASGOW, July e6.--Hhn yaohs Fhiulle
sailed for Neg Yegk today. A naia "a
blowing When eha took hef asnarinre-
ana shs pFceoeded uuder elpsn aslla.
hnf crew nnmheHa fwanty-onn nlan-
der owner sad hez designer eln snfl
from LlvsFpool for Ns9 Yosh al lho
ataaTaeE Oity q R,me anFlna sho lalser
paEl of August.
NmnIasea - /. ns~ta,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Of the cltiEons 81 bk. Isrls eaIIrf rnsn
l1e President a noon kodag and invited
him % viail that city IA 0ofnhaf, Thn
fgoaldent aoosptad tha inVltaainn. hmi
loft TIE tine foF tha viais fo s. nrsf
hereafter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

MALTA, daiY 2&~A 7ialent valennla
efnptton ocearred en- ~ leland -
0ah,as % lhe o1asl % Alrasls nnf
llreama cf lava are isaaina fron NJ
ef41ak and ths glare of fha earnea esl a..
led an vlnfhfs Nv Hei~ --Sf.-
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
A FrightfuI accident.

William K. Scout, a man about So
Years of age, who is employed in the large
Touring mill at Chadds' Ford, met with a
terrible accident on Tuesday. 1t appears
that he was at :he time grinding some
Knives on giindstone, when the belt
caught his e..thing and drew Lin fore
most into some cog wheels. He succeed
ed / getting one leg out, which received
some flesh wounds, .lle the ether went
into the cog wheels, and tie bones wers
broken and crushed from the toes to
scove the knee, end it was only by almost
superhuman efforts on his part that his
body was not dragged iu also, which
would have been the case had his screams
not trought him assistance as quickly as
it d d. Mr.. Scout says: ''NLiie the leg
was passing through the coas ! could
hear tie boues cracking, and could feel
them giving away" aid as may well be
imagintd his feelings wer1 awful. Drs
Hayward, OF ChGdds' Ford, anl Du2n, Q.
west Chester, were seut for, WHO Sound
1t rtceSsary 10 amputate tAe lltg at the
upper third oil the th!sh bone. DR.. Dunu
says II was oae Of the worst 10. A!ag cases
OF tle Kind he ever saw.